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Description
Because of the ratio of forest and farmland, this area of Alberta has a very healthy elk population that is growing each year. These elk bow hunts run late August to mid September and then the rifle season opens. The changeover between seasons happens right at the peak of the rut making the elk hunting both successful and enjoyable. The excitement created by a bugling elk is one that is not soon forgotten. These typical elk are 5X5 and 6X6's. Largest elk taken with the outfit was a 6X8 that scored well over 300". There have been bulls killed in the areas outfitter operates from that are 350"+. Elk hunting is very popular with this outfitter. Many hunters choose to do a combination hunt. One of the most popular is the Elk/Moose/Black Bear, though you are able to combine elk hunting with any of the species we offer. This is a 2:1 fully guided 6 day hunt with options to add additional hunting days and to upgrade to a 1:1 option. Wolves may be shot with no additional charge and if seen.
Details
- Species: Rocky Mountain Elk
- Average Classification: 270 - 300
- Shot Opportunity: 85
- Weapons: Rifle, Archery
- Open Spots Remaining: 0
- Hunt Catalog #: RB8120-05
- Tag Availability: Over The Counter
5x5 and 6x6 are common. Good representative elk.
Options
Additional Day of Hunting
1:1 Upgrade
Non-hunter
Black Bear
Whitetail Buck
Hunt Season (required)
Available Dates
August 16, 2025 - December 01, 2026
Pricing
- Member Price: $7,750.00
- Non-Member Price: $8,525.00
All license and tags included in the price of the hunt. ***Booking for 2027
Group Options
Options for a non-hunter. Option to add black bear, moose, and deer to the hunt. Options for a 1:1 hunt. Options for additional days of hunting.
Location
West Central, Alberta, Canada
Refunds, Insurance & Hunt Credits
Deposits and payments through RBO are non-refundable. Outfitter-approved refunds are subject to a non-refundable handling fee of at least 15% of the total booking price. Hunt credits are not guaranteed and require RBO and outfitter approval. Review the full policy for credit conditions, deadlines, and insurance recommendations.
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Because of the ratio of forest and farmland, this area of Alberta has a very healthy elk population that is growing each year. These elk bow hunts run late August to mid September and then the rifle season opens. The changeover between seasons happens right at the peak of the rut making the elk hunting both successful and enjoyable. The excitement created by a bugling elk is one that is not soon forgotten. These typical elk are 5X5 and 6X6's. Largest elk taken with the outfit was a 6X8 that scored well over 300". There have been bulls killed in the areas outfitter operates from that are 350"+. Elk hunting is very popular with this outfitter. Many hunters choose to do a combination hunt. One of the most popular is the Elk/Moose/Black Bear, though you are able to combine elk hunting with any of the species we offer. This is a 2:1 fully guided 6 day hunt with options to add additional hunting days and to upgrade to a 1:1 option. Wolves may be shot with no additional charge and if seen.
HuntX Scale (Low 1 - 5 High)
- Lodging & Accommodations: Cabin/Lodge?
Lodging & Accommodations Scale
5 - Cabin/Lodge
4 - Bunk House/Trailer
3 - Wall Tent
2 - Backpack Tent
1 - Client Provided/Hotel
Comfortable and clean cabins are provided for this hunt.
- Menu & Food: Full Kitchen?
Menu & Food Scale
5 - 5 Star Catered
4 - Full Kitchen
3 - Field Kitchen
2 - Backpack Food
1 - Client Provided
Fresh and hot meals served on this hunt. Homestyle cooking-meat and potatoes.
- Physical Conditions: Moderate Hiking?
Physical Conditions Scale:
5 - All Vehicle Access
4 - Light Hiking
3 - Moderate Hiking
2 - Heavy Hiking
1 - Extreme Back Country
This hunt can accommodate for hunters of all physical abilities. Use of ATVs will be available for this hunt. On average, hunter can expect 2-3 miles or more of hiking a day.
Transportation (To/From Basecamp)
Hunters will fly into Grand Prairie, Alberta. Outfitter will pick up and drop off hunters at the airport. Hunters may also choose to fly into Edmonton, AL and drive to camp. It is approximately a 3.5 hour drive. If hunters would like to take their meat home, Outfitter suggests driving.
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Description
Hunter can expect this to be a cold weather hunt. Snow can be present for later season hunts. Layering systems for cold mornings and evenings are a must. This hunt is both stand and spot and stalk. Thermal base layers and insulated boots are a must. Full gear list to be provided when booking.
What Outfitter Provides
- Licenses and tags
- ATVs
- Lodging
- All meals
What to Bring
- Rifle with 40 rounds of ammunition or Bow with extra assorted parts (e.g, string, clips, etc.) with 2 Dozen Hunting Arrows
- Comfortable and durable hiking boots
- Moderate to cold weather hunting gear-layering system recommended
- Hunting hat & gloves
- Binoculars & rangefinder
- Thermal base layers
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